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This week is National Invasive Species Awareness Week and the Department of Conservation Services would like to highlight some of Bermuda’s most aggressive invasive species and suggest ways in which members of the public can assist the department in ...

A careers fair will held this week at Elbow Beach for jobseekers looking for opportunities in the hospitality industry. The event, which has been organised by the Department of Workforce Development and the Bermuda Hotel Association, will take place...

Mount Saint Agnes Academy announces its decision to implement the Reggio Emilia-inspired early learning programme for four-year-olds in September 2015. Speaking of the announcement, Sue Moench, the MSA principal, said: “It has been a vision of ours f...

Bermuda’s regulatory and legal environment were recognised at a recent conference in Costa Rica that attracted leading private client lawyers from throughout the Americas. Bermuda was represented at the Private Client Forum Americas by the Bermuda Bu...

Police have been kept busy this weekend, with two unrelated incidents meriting serious investigation. The first involves a case of armed robbery on Friday night in Pembroke, near Deepdale Road. It appears that four victims were confronted in their ho...

Bermuda cannot have any kind of economic growth without somebody signing some big cheques first, Finance Minister Bob Richards said yesterday afternoon in defence of the 2015-16 Budget statement. The Finance Minister, who noted that jobs creation wou...

What began as a group chat on social media has evolved into a fully blown movement to revive the reggae dancehall culture in Bermuda. Local reggae artist Junior C, whose song Murderer reached number four on the New York billboard charts, started the ...

Flora Duffy has said she would not miss defending her Xterra South Africa Championship title “for the world.” The Bermuda triathlete won last year’s race comfortably, finishing almost nine minutes ahead of her nearest rival in the 1.5-kilometre swim,...

The Somerset Brigade Band marked the opening of its 85th anniversary with a festival of music at St James Church in Sandys. It was under the patronage of the Band’s Women’s Auxiliary headed by its long-serving president, Myra Bristol. The church was ...

Public sector workers could be laid off this fiscal year, Finance Minister Bob Richards warned as he lamented the union leadership’s refusal to continue with furlough days. Mr Richards said job losses could no longer be ruled out as Government trims ...

The Bermuda Government will have to borrow another $125 million in the next fiscal year, adding to its $2 billion-plus of outstanding debts. Of the $800 million that the Government borrowed less than two years ago to see it through multiple years of...